"People are used to a paradigm where they go to a gas station to fill up, so they get an electric car and they go to a supercharging station and fill up," a clearly amused Musk said.
In a recent study by Reich et al. (2013), both nonspeech and speech stimuli were used in a paradigm where participants responded to the second syllable of a spondee or the duration of a tone, while irrelevant deviations were introduced by changing the first syllable of the spondee or its pitch, or the frequency of the tone.
It will also be easier for companies to deliver their services across platforms as they design their apps using a microservices paradigm, where adding a new platform integration might be as simple as adding a new API layer that connects to all of the existing microservices for authentication, product catalog, inventory, recommendations and other functions.
Here, in a high-resolution fMRI and multivariate pattern analysis study we explored the neural correlates of subliminal language processing using a novel paradigm, where written meaningful sentences were suppressed from awareness for extended duration using continuous flash suppression.
"There's a paradigm where the science has to work out perfectly.
The candidate windows are generated using a sliding-window paradigm where an image is scanned from the top left to the bottom right with overlapping rectangular sliding windows.
This is demonstrated using the flicker paradigm, where two slightly different images alternate with an interleaved mask until response.
In our previous experiments, we used a visual search paradigm where the target was difficult to discern from the distractors.
Furthermore, future research would benefit from exploring the impact of level of autistic functioning and intellectual abilities on the strategic use and prevalence of gaze aversion (using a different paradigm from that applied here where it was necessary to constrain recruitment to relatively high functioning individuals due to task demands).
We used the flicker paradigm, where the images alternate repeatedly, because we reasoned the potential for weapon use would occur in scenarios where the observer was engaged in prolonged surveillance rather than a brief exposure.
